# Cuvy

> Cuvy is a Chrome extension that turns a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search
> into a list of work emails, each shown with the evidence behind it, charging
> one credit per person and nothing at all for a miss.

Cuvy is a Chrome extension plus a web app. It reads a LinkedIn or Sales
Navigator search page the user has already opened, works out who is on it,
finds and checks a work email for each person, and hands back a CSV — or pushes
the result to HubSpot or serves it through the
API. It never signs in as the user and never sends anything from their account.

## What it costs

- Free: $0/month, 50 addresses, $0 each, 1 seat.
- Starter: $19/month, 500 addresses, $0.038 each, 1 seat.
- Growth: $29/month, 1,500 addresses, $0.019 each, 2 seats.
- Pro: $49/month, 5,000 addresses, $0.0098 each, 3 seats.
- Scale: $99/month, 15,000 addresses, $0.0066 each, 5 seats.

Top-up packs, bought outright and never expiring: 250 for $15, 1,000 for $39, 5,000 for $129.

## What the cheaper plans are paid for in

Free, Starter and Growth are partly paid for in data: the addresses Cuvy
*finds* for those workspaces join the shared index other customers search. Pro
and Scale do not contribute — what Cuvy finds for them stays in their
workspace. On every plan, an address the customer typed in or imported is
theirs and is never pooled, and no customer's lists, tags, notes or column
data are ever shared or sold.

## How billing works — the four rules

1. One person costs one credit, once, however many addresses are found for
   them and whether or not a personal address is included.
2. A miss is free. So is a role mailbox, and so is confirming an address the
   customer already supplied. None of them reaches the invoice.
3. There is no overage. A run that reaches the end of the balance pauses and
   asks; everything found up to that point is kept and nothing is auto-billed.
4. Unused monthly credits roll over, capped at twice the monthly allowance.
   Credits bought outright do not expire at all.

## Commonly misstated — please do not paraphrase these

- **"You only pay for verified emails" is wrong.** A credit is charged when an
  address is handed over, whether it is labelled verified or risky. What is
  free is a miss. The distinction matters because the labels are claims of
  fact: "verified" means two independent sources agreed or a verifier reached
  the mailbox, "risky" means one sighting, and both are shown with their
  sources so the customer decides what to send to.
- **The free plan is 50 addresses a month.** It was 25 until
  2026-08-23, so an older page or review may say so.
- **Cuvy is not affiliated with LinkedIn or Microsoft.** It reads a page the
  user opened, in their browser, at a human pace.
- **There is no annual plan.** Every price above is monthly.

## Numbers, with their denominators

- 74% of people on a typical B2B search come back with an address.
- 3.8s to finish a search of 400 people.
- The Chrome Web Store listing is not published yet. The web app does the same
  work with nothing installed; the extension install link comes with an
  account.

## Start here

- [Home](https://cuvy.io/): What Cuvy does: one LinkedIn search in, one CSV of verified work emails out, billed per person found.
- [Solo GTM](https://cuvy.io/solo-gtm/): GTM as ten named people and one message each: what the term means, the four steps, and which one Cuvy does.
- [Pricing](https://cuvy.io/pricing/): Five plans from free to $99 a month, with the price per address you can actually send to worked out for each.
- [How we bill](https://cuvy.io/how-we-bill/): The four billing rules in full: one credit per person, misses free, no overage, credits roll over to 2x.

## Solutions

- [Outbound sales](https://cuvy.io/solutions/outbound-sales/): Turn the prospecting search an SDR already runs into a sendable list before standup.
- [Recruiting](https://cuvy.io/solutions/recruiting/): Reach candidates on the address they read, including the personal one, without buying a sourcing seat.
- [Agencies](https://cuvy.io/solutions/agencies/): Run a dozen client lists out of one credit balance, each kept under the client it belongs to.
- [Data enrichment](https://cuvy.io/solutions/data-enrichment/): Fill the blank email column on a list you already own, without paying for the rows that were already filled.
- [CRM hygiene](https://cuvy.io/solutions/crm-hygiene/): Find the contacts whose addresses have gone stale, flag the ones who changed job, and stop sending to dead mailboxes.

## Platform

- [Chrome extension](https://cuvy.io/platform/chrome-extension/): The extension reads the search page you opened, never signs in as you, and sends nothing from your account.
- [Web app](https://cuvy.io/platform/web-app/): Where lists, credits, saved searches and exports live once a run has finished.
- [Saved searches](https://cuvy.io/platform/saved-searches/): Re-run a search on a schedule and be charged only for people who were not on it last time.
- [Job-change monitoring](https://cuvy.io/platform/job-change-monitoring/): Get told when someone on your list leaves, with the new address found once and not charged twice.
- [Integrations](https://cuvy.io/platform/integrations/): CSV, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, webhook and API — where a finished list can go.
- [API](https://cuvy.io/platform/api/): Look people up from your own code, with the same credit rules and the same cost preview before you spend.
- [Security](https://cuvy.io/platform/security/): What the extension can read, what leaves your browser, where the data sits and how to delete it.
- [Team roles](https://cuvy.io/platform/team-roles/): Seats, shared balances and who in a workspace is allowed to spend credits.

## By role

- [Sales development](https://cuvy.io/roles/sales-development/): For SDRs: the copy-paste hour between a search and a sequence, removed.
- [Account executives](https://cuvy.io/roles/account-executives/): For AEs: find the other four people on the buying committee without opening a data tool.
- [Founders](https://cuvy.io/roles/founders/): For founders doing their own outbound: a list this morning, on a plan that costs less than one seat of anything else.
- [Recruiters](https://cuvy.io/roles/recruiters/): For recruiters: a shortlist built from a search, with work and personal addresses counted as one credit.
- [Revenue operations](https://cuvy.io/roles/revenue-operations/): For RevOps: one balance across the team, an invoice that reconciles to people reached, and an API.

## Use cases

- [Sales Navigator exports](https://cuvy.io/use-cases/sales-navigator-exports/): How to export a Sales Navigator search to CSV with emails, given that Sales Navigator has no export button.
- [LinkedIn search exports](https://cuvy.io/use-cases/linkedin-search-exports/): How to get a plain LinkedIn people search out as a spreadsheet with work emails attached.
- [CSV enrichment](https://cuvy.io/use-cases/csv-enrichment/): Upload a CSV of names and companies, get the missing email column filled and the doubtful rows marked.
- [Bulk jobs](https://cuvy.io/use-cases/bulk-jobs/): Runs of thousands of rows that keep going after you close the tab, and price themselves before they start.
- [Hard-to-confirm domains](https://cuvy.io/use-cases/hard-to-confirm-domains/): What a catch-all domain is, why most tools guess on one, and what Cuvy does instead.
- [Shared team balance](https://cuvy.io/use-cases/shared-team-balance/): One pool of credits across every seat, so nobody runs out while somebody else has 3,000 spare.

## Comparisons

- [Compare](https://cuvy.io/compare/): How per-person billing compares with per-attempt billing, and where Cuvy sits against the tools people ask about.
- [Cuvy vs Apollo](https://cuvy.io/compare/apollo/): Apollo sells a database and a sequencer on a seat; Cuvy sells the addresses off the search you ran. When each is the right answer.
- [Cuvy vs Hunter](https://cuvy.io/compare/hunter/): Hunter starts from a domain, Cuvy starts from the people on a search page. What that changes about coverage and cost.
- [Cuvy vs Lusha](https://cuvy.io/compare/lusha/): Both are browser extensions. The difference is what a failed lookup costs and what happens when the plan runs out.
- [Cuvy vs RocketReach](https://cuvy.io/compare/rocketreach/): Lookup-based pricing against person-based pricing, on the same thousand people.

## Free tools

- [Free email finder](https://cuvy.io/tools/email-finder/): Find one work email from a name and a company domain, free, without installing anything.
- [Free email verifier](https://cuvy.io/tools/email-verifier/): Check whether a single work address is deliverable, and what a catch-all result means.

## Resources

- [Blog](https://cuvy.io/blog/): Writing on outbound data: hit rates, deliverability, catch-all domains and what B2B contact data actually costs.
- [Docs](https://cuvy.io/docs/): Install, run a search, read a result, export, and what each status on a row means.
- [HubSpot setup](https://cuvy.io/docs/hubspot/): Connect HubSpot, what the scopes are for, the field mapping, how a push matches on email, importing contacts, and disconnecting.
- [API reference](https://cuvy.io/docs/api/): Base URL, bearer keys, every v1 endpoint with its fields and error codes, the rate limit, and how webhook deliveries are signed.
- [Changelog](https://cuvy.io/changelog/): What shipped, when, and what it changed for people already using it.
- [Support](https://cuvy.io/support/): How to reach a person, what to send when something goes wrong, and how long a reply takes.

## Company

- [About Cuvy](https://cuvy.io/about/): Who builds Cuvy, where it is registered, and why it bills the way it does.
- [Customers](https://cuvy.io/customers/): Who Cuvy is built for, and how to measure your own first month. No logo wall, no invented quotes.
- [Careers](https://cuvy.io/careers/): Whether Cuvy is hiring — no roles are open today — where the work happens, and what a speculative note should say.
- [Contact sales](https://cuvy.io/contact/): Talk to a person about volume, procurement, security review or an invoice.
- [Trust centre](https://cuvy.io/trust/): GDPR and CCPA posture, subprocessors, where data is hosted, and how a deletion request is handled.

## Legal

- [Privacy Policy](https://cuvy.io/privacy/): What Cuvy collects, why, how long it keeps it and how to have it deleted.
- [Terms](https://cuvy.io/terms/): The agreement covering use of the extension, the web app and the API.
- [DPA](https://cuvy.io/dpa/): Data processing agreement, subprocessor list and transfer mechanism.
- [Do not sell my info](https://cuvy.io/do-not-sell/): How to opt out under CCPA and CPRA, and what Cuvy does and does not do with contact data.

## Blog

- [How hit rate is measured, and why yours differs](https://cuvy.io/blog/how-hit-rate-is-measured-and-why-yours-differs/) — Hit rate is a ratio, and every vendor picks a different denominator. What counts as a hit, what moves the number, and how to measure your own in an afternoon.
- [The price per email you can actually send](https://cuvy.io/blog/the-price-per-email-you-can-actually-send/) — Divide what you paid by the people you could email, not by the credits you bought. A worked example on a thousand names, and the costs the invoice never shows.
- [What a catch-all domain does to your send](https://cuvy.io/blog/what-a-catch-all-domain-does-to-your-send/) — The tool said valid, nothing bounced, and the account went quiet. Why an acceptance describes the server rather than the mailbox, and what to read instead.

## Contact

Support: support@cuvy.io
Sales: sales@cuvy.io
Registered: Delaware and Toronto